Japanese

For the right-hand side, the hiragana word is みぎ (migi). For “right” meaning correct, use ただしい (tadashii).

In Japanese, cowardice is said as 臆病. 臆病 refers to the lack of courage.

The English phrase “I am useless” is translated into Japanese as 私は役に立たない.

To say ‘come out’ in Japanese, use 出てくる (detekuru). 出てくる is used to describe the physical act of exiting or moving from an interior to an exterior.

In Japanese, “your house” is translated as お宅. The phrase お宅 is a polite way to refer to the home of the person you are speaking to.

The English phrase “I can” is translated into Japanese as できます.

The English phrase “is it good?” can be translated into Japanese as 美味しいですか？ when referring specifically to the taste of food or drink.

The English phrase “two of this” is expressed in Japanese as これを2つ.

The name Hector is translated into Japanese as ヘクター. ヘクター is the Japanese transliteration of the person’s name Hector.

A fitness gym in hiragana is じむ (jimu), a loanword normally written in katakana. A school gym or sports hall is たいいくかん (taiikukan).